Pop Evil Be Legendary

In the midst of the forest, the floor is littered with monstrous heads and mythical figures, frozen in torturous combat or threatened by wild beasts. A dragon fights a dog and a wolf. A lion sinks its teeth into the fire-breathing monster’s chest.

In the midst of the forest, the floor is littered with monstrous heads and mythical figures, frozen in torturous combat or threatened by wild beasts. A dragon fights a dog and a wolf. A lion sinks its teeth into the fire-breathing monster’s chest.

No girl singer achieved the world wide star status of an Elvis Presley or Frank Sinatra and no girl group had anything like as sustained a run of hits as a Drifters or Four Tops. But in that heady decade between 1953 and 1962, the girl singers were no less important in the world of entertainment. Country music was full of girl singers, girls could handle a ballad just as well as the boys and many were recipients of songs by some of pop music’s legendary songsmiths of the day. On More Lipstick, Powder & Paint (sequel to Lipstick, Powder & Paint FVTD194), you’ll find classic songs, readily recognisable names, as well as lost gems from country, pop and R&B and a few that we hope will be a revelation for you. Prepare to step back in time…and be royally entertained.

On this smoky 16-track compilation of classics, legendary temptress Eartha Kitt tells it like it is on "Je Cherche Un Homme (I Want a Man)", and W.C. Handy's "St. Louis Blues", Cole Porter's "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" and "Let's Do It", and a dozen others.

Being in a band is a sacred thing. Being in a band in 2018 is a sacred thing. Being from the Midwest is a sacred thing. Being in a band that is from the Midwest in 2018… Consider Shy Boys - DIY local champions of Kansas City, MO, who if you add it all up, are something sacred. Comprised of brothers Collin and Kyle Rausch and best friends Konnor Ervin, Kyle Little and Ross Brown, Shy Boys are the heartland’s answer to The Beach Boys had Alex Chilton been on guitar.

Six CD box set including every recording Peter Cetera of the groundbreaking group Chicago committed to tape during his time with the Full Moon and Warner Brothers labels from 1981 through 1992. Featuring four solo albums from 1981 through 1992 – ‘Peter Cetera’ (1981), ‘Solitude/ Solitaire’ (1986), ‘One More Story’ (1988), and ‘World Falling Down’ (1992), deluxe editions of all of them are included. With a total of 16 singles from the 12 year period from 1981 through 1992, including ‘Glory Of Love (Theme from The Karate Kid, Part II)’ (US #1, UK #3), a duet with contemporary Christian crossover singer Amy Grant on ‘The Next Time I Fall’ (US #1, UK #78), ‘One Good Woman’ (US #4, UK #82), ‘Best Of Times’ (US #22 Adult Contemporary), ‘Restless Heart’ (US #35 Hot 100, US #1 Adult Contemporary), his duet with Chaka Khan ‘Feels Like Heaven’ (US #71 Hot 100, US #5 Adult Contemporary), and ‘Even A Fool Can See’ (US #68 Hot 100, US #3 Adult Contemporary).